Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1950 — Page 28

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THIS 18 on the subject of married men and how they work. A _ Remember this, you married men. The single girls you date Ticket Offices © 6 E Market $1. are hurt when they find out (and they'll find out) that you're & SOUTWERN AIR LINES married but they also think you're scum. ~ . Why try to get Eirls to like you real well when you know| . perfectly well you intend to slay married? |

You wives who think the men Hvon't step out again after you, ifind. out, don’t believe them.! ['Théy’ll step out over and over. 1! iknow. I was married and found| fout promises were all Iigot so 1) | got a divorce, I still ‘hate my | former husband but also pity him,- | and all of the unfaithful ones, as —— | they're never satisfied with just one woman, Don't we wish we knew the answer to why you all step out! { I'll give you a “for instance” which happened to me severall times. I meet a lot of people at { work, too many to learn if they're { married. When a nice looking, | polite man asks you for a date

{he’s married you ask him, right! ‘out. He says no. His friends and] [relatives say he has been but they |

out with him, still suspecting. | know. He still says no.’

{ know for sure if he's married. : CITY. | Have you tackled the women | he knows? 1 hate to admit it.

i than the loyal males. | --What do you really think of | those people you've met through | | him? You sound as if you se- | eretly disapprove of them as { well as the man. | Womanly intuition is a handy gadget but when it is relied on as law or deformed to include | ugly suspicions and possessivei- moss, it's no good, so go easy. |. If the man made a definite move toward marriage you'd be pretty certain he hasn't a wife | | arornd some place. I'm sur- | prised he doesn’t hand out a | copy of his divorce,

To ‘Unknown Mother

STILL more letters to “Un{known Mother” who had a child {unwed and to “Ex-Friend” who

{sald she would betray her. | “Unknown Mother” deserves) praise but too much praise lav- | ished on promiscuous girls as well las utter rejection by people like! | “Ex-Friend” might lead your im- | pressionable teen-age writers into {paths of unhappiness. Their attitude might be: “Be promiscuous; {and the world rushes to your rescue; be good and everybody | {hates you for being a narrowminded prude.” 8. H, NORTH-SIDE.

41 I am an unwed mother. Noth-

(ing do I enjoy more than caring {tor my little boy. My friends

and something makes you think|

leaving their job at the office. recreation. {They are fresher the next | They give their mental batteries | ia chance to become | but they might be more glib | again.

didn’t treat me as dirt. Anyway, if a mother loves her child she won't care how much people . YEx-/you both. I wouldn't give up Friend” would have all she could little boy for anything even if take. ate of if she kept-her Backibad had him out of wedlock. yard clean. Mur, CITY. KOKOMO UNWED MOTHER. | We're all pulling for you,

Mother.” who will make a fine home

“Unknown Mother” would be true blue friends. the girl for me'it 1 wasn't mar-\spunky as you can ried. Brace up. You are a prince. grade. You Keep your child. no friend at all, MR. B., COLUMBUS.

Having the baby was the nicest] thing you could do, “Uwe you column.

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“Ex-Friend” is I think “Ex-Friend” is jealous. Mrs, ners, . you're doing [wonderful thing for it’s

MRS. 8. CITY.

Must Hubby Do Homework?

My husband frequently ‘work home with him at” nigh . and sits up working on it. He | is an advertising man and says

When he Begins to depend on!

{time for writing copy, it will n

he can’t write copy at his office. {be long until he is in the clutches | will be!

Does it pay to do this as a lof the habit. Soon he regular thing? {putting off certain other duti

By JAMES GRAYSON | His work-week then will Many who condemn this prac- longer be 40 or 44 hours.

{antil the evenings and week-ends. | { no It will {don’t know if he is now. You go| [tice do it themselves. Some evenibe that plus his evening and! Then his work{You ask more people and they week habit. They work Sundays, period” will be a continuous one | say he isr’t married or they don’t too.

become a slave to the seven-day- week-end hours.

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fhe evening hours at home as the!

with a continuing lessening hourMost of those who have broken ly output and a growing repulsion I like one man. like that butfthemselves of the bring-it-home- toward his job. have refused to go out until If {at-night habit really benefit by A good advertising man needs

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la person’s peace of mind is at | {stake, If he has a job to do by a {certain time, and he knows he can {do it in one night, he fares better [in the long run if he takes it {home and does it. i { If you husband has too .much lto do he needs some help. If he {1s not doing his work in the hours {alloted for that purpose, maybe he’s not efficient enough for the |job. Maybe he needs to apply

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